Discover five key lessons for publishers navigating AI-driven discovery, licensing and monetization, and learn how to prepare for the future of scholarly publishing.
AI isn't replacing scholarly publishing professionals; it's transforming the skills, roles, and workflows that define the industry.
India is one of the most dynamic markets in scholarly publishing right now — and KGL's Accucoms is right at the centre of it.
Hong Zhou posits that the future of knowledge publishing will not be determined by AI alone. It will be shaped by the choices we make now.
In this conversation, Adrian Stanley speaks with Victoria Pittman and José Fossi about their recent AI summary pilot.
In this blog, KGL Accucoms discusses how researchers are increasingly searching for AI tools to speed up academic writing.
KGL Accucoms VP Simon Boisseau on navigating open access, AI licensing, and why local expertise and human relationships remain the industry's most valuable asset.
In this edition of ORIGINal Thoughts, Emily Mueller describes how ACSESS has tried to tackle the growing problem of reviewer fatigue through its Associate Editor Mentorship Program.
Attention to these principles will help address some common challenges and mitigate key risks of a system migration.
